20–25 Aug 2023
Universität Hamburg
Europe/Berlin timezone

Precise predictions for the trilinear Higgs self-coupling in the Standard Model and beyond

23 Aug 2023, 08:30
20m
Hörsaal B (Historic main building)

Hörsaal B

Historic main building

Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1
Parallel session talk Higgs Physics T09 Higgs Physics

Speaker

Martin Gabelmann (T (Phenomenology))

Description

The investigation of the trilinear self-coupling of the discovered Higgs boson is one of the main goals of particle physics in the near future.
We provide predictions for this coupling, expressed in terms of the coupling modifier $\kappa_\lambda$, incorporating one-loop corrections within arbitrary renormalizable QFTs.
The presented framework (implemented in the public code ${\tt anyH3}$) allows to apply a wide class of pre- and user-defined renormalization conditions whereas the calculation of all required one-, two- and three-point functions is incorporated in an automated way.
In this talk I motivate precision predictions for $\kappa_\lambda$ in the context of di-Higgs production and the need for their automation.
The basic ingredients of a generic $\kappa_\lambda$ calculation at the one-loop order as well as the features of the resulting computer program and applications to specific models are discussed.

Collaboration / Activity N/A

Primary authors

Henning Bahl (University of Chicago) Johannes Braathen (T (Phenomenology)) Georg Weiglein (T (Phenomenology)) Martin Gabelmann (T (Phenomenology))

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